Before the Quake Struck, Japanese YouTuber’s Phone Rang: Does India Have Such Technology?
A dramatic earthquake incident in Japan has captured global attention after a YouTuber received a timely alert on her smartphone while live streaming, giving her precious seconds to seek safety. The event raises a pressing question: Does India have similar earthquake warning technology?
The Japanese System in Action
Japan, a country that experiences around 2,000 earthquakes annually, has developed one of the world’s most advanced early warning systems. According to reports, the YouTuber’s phone vibrated and sounded an alert moments before the 7.5 magnitude quake struck, allowing her to move to safety while continuing her live stream.
The system, managed by Japan’s Meteorological Agency, instantly detects initial seismic waves and sends alerts via multiple communication channels—ra...








